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They pushed to limit Japanese car exports to the United States. They called for lower wages in the United States. They cut off trade in electronics with Japan. They criticized the use of foreign workers in Japan.

They pushed to limit Japanese car exports to the United States.
They called for lower wages in the United States.
They cut off trade in electronics with Japan.
They criticized the use of foreign workers in Japan.
How did U.S. politicians in the 1980s respond to public concerns that Japan was pursuing unfair trade practices?
From Lesson 278:15.5 Review Questions·World History 2
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